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Easy Tips for Downsizing Your Home - 8/27 Money Pit e-Newsletter

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The Welcome MatSmaller is smarter, and downsizing is in. After decades of the average house size getting bigger and bigger, Americans are leaning towards smaller homes that are less expensive to heat and cool. If you seem to be outgrowing your home, you can find ways to simplify and create a comfortable haven. You can do-it-yourself, but you don't have to do it alone.

Tom Kraeutler & Leslie Segrete
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Easy Tips for Downsizing Your Home

Tightening budgets are moving many to downsize their home life, an endeavor which may include adding a roommate to help share expenses. In some cases, family members are moving back home to save money. Whether you need to make room for a renter or returning family member, or are planning a move to a smaller home, you can ease the transition with a less-is-more approach using the following downsizing principles. read more


Glutter Cleaning Tips to Avoid Major Repairs

If you think a few leaves and twigs in your gutters are harmless, think again. Regular gutter cleaning is the single most important key to avoiding major and expensive home repairs read more


When is it Time to Replace Your Windows?

It’s not that hard to know when it is time to replace your windows, if you know what to look for. A few questions to ask yourself are: Are your old wooden frames so swollen that your windows won’t open? Are your heating and cooling bills growing every year? If you answered yes to any of those questions, it’s time for a self-test to determine if it is time to replace your windows. read more


Ask Tom & Leslie: Damaged Window Sill Repair

Dear Tom and Leslie: Dear Tom and Leslie, "I own a 30 year old townhouse that has interior window sill which was framed as part of the wall and is leak damaged. Can this be repaired, and if so, what is the best route? Or is replacement the better option?" read more


Power Outage Protection for Your Home

Losing power for days, weeks or even longer can be costly, inconvenient and dangerous. The best protection for homeowners against these unforeseen power outages is to install a standby generator, such as the new CorePower System from Generac. read more


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